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Ukraine developments, a potential Cabinet revolt over the Government’s cost-of-living crisis messaging and a runaway dad are splashed on the papers.

Some 53,800 Ukrainian refugees have arrived in the UK under visa schemes, including the Homes for Ukraine scheme.

Martyn was at the Ariana Grande concert on May 22 2017 when terrorist Salman Abedi detonated a device which killed the 29-year-old and 21 others.

The report is due to be published next week.

Richard Neal is also expected to attend meetings with International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) union is balloting 40,000 members on the strike action, which it says is over pay and other disputes.

Liz Truss said the UK is discussing the prospect with its allies, as Vladimir Putin has been ‘clear about his ambitions to create a greater Russia’.

Labour says public confidence in the process has already been ‘depleted’, and people ‘deserve to know the truth’.

Kenton Cool, 48, was met by his family at Heathrow after recording the most climbs of any non-Sherpa.

It is thought that most of the letters were sent out on Thursday, as police concluded their inquiry into lockdown breaches at the heart of Government.

Trains between Scotland and England were delayed on Friday due to overhead cable damage at Carstairs.

Stuart Croxford, from Cornwall, had his right leg amputated in 2014 after he was injured in an explosion in Afghanistan.

The First Minister said she had been experiencing ‘mild symptoms’ on Friday evening.

International trade minister Ranil Jayawardena says he ‘wouldn’t have used’ the language Andrew Bailey did to describe the rising cost of living.

The man had been walking to the comedy event at Peak Cavern in Castleton when he slipped and fell.

The Taoiseach was also critical of what he labelled a “unilateral strain” within the British Government.

Sir Ed Davey’s comments come after the Lib Dems’ deputy leader would not rule out a deal with Sir Keir Starmer’s party to defeat the Conservatives.

Paul Johnston said wrangling over the Northern Ireland Protocol has hit relations between Dublin and London.

The Taoiseach was in Belfast for a series of meetings with party leaders.

Recruiters should their use professional judgement about information found online about shortlisted candidates, ministers suggested.